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14/06/2012

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24/03/2012

Kantahan with Simsimi

me:kanta tayo
sim: ayaw ko, baka lumindol kawawa naman ang pinas :))
me: bahay kubo
sim: kahit munti
me: ang halaman duon
sim: ay marijuana...hahaha
me: singkamas at talong
sim: sigarilyas at mani sitaw bataw patani undol patola upo at kalabasa at saka meron pa labos mustasa
me: sibuyas kamatis
sim: jojong at luya ^^
me: sa paligid ligid
sim: puno ng nyog buko ^^

simsimi kulet much!

23/02/2012

Smoking is dangerous to our health...

14/02/2012

~ Kissing Trivia ~

The German language contains 30 words that refer to the act of kissing. There is even a word, Nachkuss, for all the kisses that haven't yet been named.

Dr. Joyce Brothers reports that before marriage the average American woman has kissed 79 men.

The longest kiss listed in the Guinness Book of World Records lasted an incredible 417 hours.

Husbands who kiss their wives before leaving home in the morning have been documented to live five years longer than those who do not.

Blowing kisses originated in Mesopotamia around 3000 B.C. when pious pagans would throw kisses to their gods.

It is widely believed that social kissing was invented by medieval knights as a way to determine whether their wives had been hitting the bottle while the knights were away on crusades.

In medieval Italy kisses weren't taken -- or given -- lightly. If a man and a woman were seen embracing in public they could be forced to marry. Whereas we worry about what tungsten wedding bands or engagement rings to buy, people back in this time could be forced to take a husband or wife they didn't want to marry.

During the Middle Ages, the wedding kiss wasn't pure romance. Law stated that if the bride or the groom died before the kiss, every wedding gift had to be given back. If the couple lived through it, the presents were theirs to keep.

Hapi ♥ day everyone!

13/02/2012

Nay: Bumili ka ng pork and beans.

Boy(ngo-ngo): Omo
(opo)
Sa tindahan.....
Boy: Ani, ngamuta o ayo?
(Ali, kumusta po kayo?)
Ale: OK lang. Anong bibilhin mo?

Boy: Mo en men
(Pork and beans)
Ale: d ko gets.

Boy: o ige, netter Mi as in Minimines
(o sige, letter P as in Philippines)
Ale: Ha?

Boy: Mi! (Kumanta)...ey, mi, ni, ni, e, em, nye...en, em, en, o mi!
(P! …A , B , C , D, E , F , G …. L , M , N , O P !)
Ale: ah P. Ituloy mo.

Boy: Mi, ngo!
(P , O!)
Ale: Letter O, tapos?

Boy: Netter Arng
(Letter R )
Ale: Ah P - O - R, malapit na!

Boy: Oo! Mo en men. Unod ngey.
(Oo! Pork & beans, Sunod K)
Ale; Letter A?

Boy: Ini ho, ngey
(Hindi ho, K)
Ale: Alam ko na. Pork and beans!

Boy: Oo! Mo en men
(Oo! Pork&beans)
Ale: Ay naku! WALA..

ahahaha

pna hirapan

09/02/2012

04/02/2012

Buti pa..

01/02/2012

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31/01/2012

The expression, “To get someone’s goat”, meaning to anger or irritate, originated in 19th century racing stables in England. High-strung race horses were kept calm by having them share the stables with a goat. Evidently, the company calmed them and allowed them to rest and relax. Unprincipled hooligans would sometimes sneak into the stable at night and remove the goat. The horse got upset, would not have a good rest, and lose the race the next morning.

27/01/2012

:D laughing trip